SCOPE AND SPECIFICATIONS OF THE PROPOSAL

It is the intent of these specifications to describe the work to be performed including, furnish and install 5'-0" x 10'-0" illuminated marquees in locations throughout the Dallas Independent School District in accordance with the specifications described herein.

Contractor shall furnish all materials, supplies, tools, equipment and labor necessary for the proper prosecution and completion of work.

Time Schedule:

Work on school days is to be accomplished during afterhours. Monday through Friday.

Work on non-school days or during student vacation periods is to be coordinated with campus. Monday through Friday. Work is to begin (5) five days after Purchase Order has been issued. The contract may be awarded based on best time frame required to complete the work.

Be advised that DISD reserves the right to restrict construction or similar activity that may be deemed disruptive, during specific testing periods that are critical to the success of DISD students, staff and community. Proposed installation schedules must be approved in advance in order to ensure campus testing and instructional activities are not disrupted.

Guarantee:

Installations shall be guaranteed for a period of one year from date of acceptance by Dallas Independent School District and Digital Display manufacturer warranties, as applicable..

Any materials found to be defective during this period of guarantee shall be fully corrected to full satisfaction of Dallas Independent School District within 30 days of notification to the Contractor.

Ordinary wear and defects due to improper use are expected.

Final Completion:

Upon completion of work and before acceptance and final payment is made for each job, the Contractor shall notify the Contract Manager for approval. The Contractor shall leave the work site in a neat and presentable condition. The contractor shall remove all trash from Dallas Independent School District property on a daily basis.

1.1 DESCRIPTION

A. Provide construction and facilities necessary to complete the work as described in the Contract Documents and Project Manual, as specified herein and in attached specification sections, and as needed for a complete and proper installation.

B. Work is as specified at existing District facilities, as described in the specifications and descriptions.

C. These items apply to all work of all Sections.

D. Contractor shall furnish:

1. All permits, licenses, inspections, tools, equipment, vehicles, supervision, and incidental materials not listed in unit pricing, communications, and labor needed to complete the work within the necessary time frame.

2. Trash removal and daily cleanup;

3. Tool and materials security;

4. All record keeping as required to show before condition of work, progress of work, and final completion of work, including photography of each of these phases.

E. Work Not Mentioned:

1. Requirements herein are intended to outline the service and materials required to perform these services. It shall be understood that it is not the intention to mention herein each and every minor item required in the performance of the services hereunder.

2. The Contractor represents to have the necessary knowledge, abilities, skills and resources to completely perform said services by responding with a proposal or bid.

F. Required Personnel Skill:

1. All work must be performed by contractors that can maintain the technical level of work required and shown in their samples.

G. Related Work:

1. Documents affecting work of this Section include, but are not necessarily limited to;

General Conditions, Supplementary General and Special Conditions, and sections in Division 1 of the Project Manual.

1.2 SUBMITTALS

A. Product Data: Submit the following:

1. Materials list of items proposed to be used or provided.

2. Manufacturers' specifications and other data needed to prove compliance with the specified requirements.

B. Manuals:

1. Upon completion of the work, deliver to the District Project Manager two copies of an operation and maintenance manual, containing:

a. One copy of the job progress manual.

b. Instructions on maintaining and operating any installed materials, finishes, or equipment.

1.3 QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. Use adequate numbers of skilled workers who are thoroughly trained and experienced in the necessary crafts and who are completely familiar with the specified requirements and the methods needed for proper and timely performance of the work required.

B. Codes and Regulations:

1. In addition to complying with the specified requirements, comply with the pertinent regulations of governmental agencies having jurisdiction.

2. In the event of conflict between or among specified requirements and pertinent regulations, the more stringent requirements will govern when so directed by the District Project Manager.

C. Quality Control:

1. All work and material will be of good quality and in total compliance with local and regional governmental authorities having jurisdiction, and the Dallas Independent School District Technical Design Standards and guidelines, as amended.

2. Maintain temporary facilities and controls in proper and safe condition throughout progress of the Work.

D. Building Interior Air Quality:

1. Contractor shall take all necessary measures to prevent fumes, dust or other construction-related materials from interfering with the use of the building by the Owner.

2. Contractors shall consider the installation of temporary partitions, screening, temporary HVAC equipment and any other necessary measure to accomplish this without additional cost to the Owner.

1.4 PRODUCT HANDLING

A. Dispose of all materials, including used water and supplies in accordance with all EPA and other governmental requirements.

1.5 CONSTRUCTION SAFETY:

A. Contractor is solely responsible for all worker safety when the project is underway.

B. Contractor shall comply with these items:

1. OSHA 1926 Health and Safety Standard:

a. The job foreman and other designated individuals shall be thoroughly familiar and follow the guidance and instructions contained in the latest edition of OSHA 1926 Health and Safety Standard for operations and material handing requirements for operations and material handing requirements.

b. Regulations of the Secretary of Labor: Provisions of 40 USC 333, as implemented, 36 F.R. 7339-7410 applies to this project and shall be complied with.

C. Local Authority:

1. Comply with all construction safety requirements of local authorities having jurisdiction, including, but not limited to; trenching operations, designated safety trained individuals, and construction engineering design required.

D. Control of Site:

1. The Contractor and his Foreman shall exercise all due caution to exclude the building occupants and the public from the work area and especially from contact with hazardous equipment.

E. Protective Clothing and Equipment:

1. Workmen are to wear protective clothing and equipment as recommended by the manufacturer of materials used.

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 APPROVALS

A. Submit equipment and materials proposed for approval by the District Project Manager.

B. New materials will follow Dallas Independent School District Technical Design Standards and guidelines, as amended, and the specifications in the Project Manual.

2.2 SOURCES

A. All sources require prior approval to use for pricing or bidding.

B. 'Or Equal' Systems:

1. 'Or equal' systems may be submitted before the proposal deadline, but no systems will be approved after proposals are received.

2. Delays in submitting equal systems for review may cause a proposal to be rejected without further consideration.

3. Any systems approved as equal will be published in an addendum.

4. No systems will be approved without submitting current, commercially available MSDS sheets, EPA approvals, and other product and manufacturer's data as listed in Section 01340.

5. Contractor must certify that the Contractor will be responsible for all cost increases or accelerations required by the substitution, if approved.

2.3 JOB PROGRESS MANUAL

A. Existing Condition:

1. Provide a detailed before condition report for all areas prior to beginning work.

2. Provide a detailed before condition of all equipment and furnishings that are to be removed, relocated or stored.

3. Document any other relevant information to determining preexisting conditions that may influence the final acceptance of the work.

B. Work Progress:

1. Provide a work progress report, of where work was performed.

2. Include products utilized on specific areas and include colors.

C. EPA Lead Requirements

1. This project is not intended as a lead abatement, however, if required, show conformance with EPA lead controls as required by EPA and other authorities having jurisdiction.

PART 3 -EXECUTION

3.1 SURFACE CONDITIONS

A. Examine the areas and conditions under which work of this Section will be performed. Correct conditions detrimental to timely and proper completion of the Work.

B. Do not proceed until unsatisfactory conditions are corrected.

3.2 COORDINATION

A. Coordinate with other trades to assure proper and adequate provision in the work of those trades necessary for the work of this Section.

3.3 THE JOB PROCESS

A. Verify Existing Conditions:

1. All areas must be walked to determine conditions of existing surfaces to remain, for example, floors, carpet, and walls.

2. All areas to have furniture moved must have condition of furniture documented.

B. Establish Moving Schedule

1. Any relocation or storage of District furniture, fixtures, or equipment must be submitted and reviewed by the District.

2. Storage areas and the Contractor's security for these areas must be detailed in this submittal.

C. Establish Inspection, Acceptance, and Protection Procedures.

1. Submit for review the proposed inspection procedures, and when inspections will be required.

2. Procedures for protecting areas not to receive new finishes or materials or repairs will be detailed for review.

3. Acceptance procedures will be agreed to by the Owner before starting work.

D. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:

1. No consideration will be granted for any alleged misunderstanding of the material to be furnished or work to be done, it being understood that the submission of a proposal and the entering into a contract is an agreement with all of the items and conditions referred to herein.

3.4 BUILDING OCCUPANCY

A. The Contractor shall maintain all discipline and controls necessary to avoid interrupting or disturbing the educational process at the building.

3.5 PERFORMANCE OF WORK

A. See Project Manual Sections.

3.6 PERSONNEL

A. Personnel:

1. The Contractor is responsible to ensure all its employees, personnel or representatives entering onto District facilities abide by these provisions.

2. No subcontract or third party personnel may perform services hereunder, except with the express prior written authorization of the District.

3. In the event the Contractor's personnel have an accident at the work site the Contractor is required to submit, investigate and file an accident report.

B. Removal:

1. Owner reserves the right to request the removal of any Contractor's personnel for good cause.

C. District Telephone Usage:

1. If service is available at an existing building, local calls shall be paid for by the District, however this use of District equipment may be revoked at the sole discretion of the District.

2. Any long distance calls shall be paid for by the Contractor.

D. Water

1. Water necessary for the work shall be provided from existing building supply, if available.

However this use of District water may be revoked at the sole discretion of the District.

2. Any additional disposal fees or supply fees should be assessed by the local utility shall be paid for by the Contractor.

E. Power, HVAC

1. If available, reasonable electricity, power, lighting, and air conditioning necessary for the work shall be provided by the District.

2. The Contractor shall enforce good work practices not to incur excessive charges.

3. The Contractor will provide a scheduled time to go to the building, and shall work within these times and agree to turn off and otherwise reduce utility use when not needed for work.

4. Should the District believe the use is excessive, this use of District power and HVAC may be revoked at the sole discretion of the District.

5. Should services not be available and are required for the project, the contractor shall provide and furnish these as required at the contractor's expense.

F. Project Supervision:

1. Successful bidders shall appoint, by name, a company representative who will be the Project Supervisor.

2. The Project Supervisor will be responsible for but not limited to:

a. servicing all purchases covered by the contract resulting from the award of this proposal;

b. correct pricing, backorder control, invoice procedures, shipping;

c. manpower, supervision, reporting man-hours and materials cost, expediting, troubleshooting;

d. in general to provide that the account will be maintained in a condition which will expedite ordering, deliveries, and allow the District to promptly pay all invoices due;

e. to see that all work is handled in a professional manner and to see that the proper size crew is scheduled and the work is completed properly.

3. The Project Supervisor should attend the pre-bid meeting.

G. Safety Program and Instruction:

1. The Contractor must show it has a working safety program in effect

2. The District will require the Project Supervisor and the foreman to be schooled in the District's safety procedures and codes.

H. Uniforms and Identification:

1. Contractor shall provide all employees with distinct, neat, and clean uniforms.

2. The Contractor's employees shall be required to wear their uniforms while at District facilities.

3. The Contractor shall ensure that employees wear safe and neat appearing footwear and safety belts while working at District facilities.

4. All Contractor Personnel will be required to wear identification badges at all times while on premises (District supplied).

5. All vehicles used by the Contractor to perform this contract must be clearly marked as belonging to the Contractor.

I. Equipment:

1. The Contractor's equipment must be clean and free of dirt and grease.

J. Parking:

1. The Contractor will be responsible to work in only the assigned work areas and only park in the designated areas. When working in a secured area previous authorization must be obtained.

2. While on campus the Contractor will adhere to all campus rules and regulations.

K. Work Process:

1. Contractor shall diligently perform the work in accordance with good industry practices and in a workmanlike manner.

2. The Contractor shall use such methods, supervision, to ensure satisfactory quality of work conforming to the provisions of this contract.

3. Contractor will be responsible for repair or replacement of any items damaged or ruined because of negligence.

4. Contractor shall have the right to access only building public areas and those areas necessary to complete the scope of work of this agreement.

L. Performance:

1. The Contractor agrees that no payment made under this agreement, shall be evidence of the performance of this agreements either wholly or in part, and that no payment shall be construed to be an acceptance of defective work or improper materials.

M. Training:

1. Contractor will be expected to keep trained and proficient personnel at the job site and will ensure skill levels are kept at or above the state of the art standards for performing all aspects of this contract.

3.7 PARKING

A. Parking will be made available to the Contractor for their company vehicles or employees, if spaces are available.

B. If spaces are not available, the Contractor will be responsible for parking arrangements.

C. All parking and traffic rules and regulations of the District are applicable and will be enforced.

D. Any parking tickets issued to the Contractor's vehicles or the Contractor's employees vehicles are the sole responsibility of violating party.

E. No vehicles, except those directly responsible for moving equipment related to the work, are to be driven on walks or grounds.

F. Any damage to the grounds, lawns, accessories, sidewalks, or other items at the site will be repaired promptly and at the Contractor's expense.

G. All security for parked vehicles is the Contractor's responsibility.

3.8 CLEANING AND PROTECTING

A. Protect all finish installations, including equipment, from unauthorized use, prior to acceptance.

B. Clean to final polished condition immediately prior to final acceptance.

C. Repair all finishes and accessories damaged until accepted by Owner.

PRICE AND RATE SCHEDULE

Offeror agrees to furnish, install signage as needed throughout the Dallas Independent School District in accordance with the specifications, terms, and conditions of this Request for Bid. Firm Fixed prices are to be offered for the term of the Agreement, including option year(s), if exercised. The Prices shall include furnishing, installing, provide all labor, tools necessary to complete the installation of marquees. Listed are all the required options with details for pricing.

*Please complete pricing on each option to be used for evaluation purposes. SEE LINES

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OPTION ONE: Furnish & Install New Signage - Complete Turnkey

Remove existing sign and furnish and install ten-foot pole painted, wired for electrical light fixtures, pier, concrete, and steel plate to support the frame of the sign. Include brick and

CMU block and cast stone as applicable per each design. Contractor will remove soil from excavation of the pier and old signage material from the premises.

Furnish and install 5'-0" x 10'-0 sign frame for the sign, sheet metal around the frame of the sign, paint the sheet metal, electrical light fixtures, bulbs, wiring, permits, engineering drawings, two manufactured faces or two molded faces polycarbonate sheets (rock resistance) with the name of the school, four message lines, logo of the school, district logo with the words Dallas Independent School District. Provide one set of three hundred letters six inches in height and one letter changer pole to extend to eighteen feet per attached specifications and requirements.

End Views

The logo and name (Dallas Independent School District) shall be located on the end view side of marquee. The end view of the marquee shall illuminate the logo and name when operational.

The logo shall be 8" tall and the name shall be the length of 87.5% of the width of the side of the end view.

Font sizes shall be in accordance with the approved Dallas Independent School District's price agreement or specified by the contact person.

Cover Plate

Marquees shall have two cover plates.

The cover plate should have an ornate appearance that spans 3' by 3'.

The cover plates shall be centered beneath the marquee appearing on both sides.

Located on each cover plate will be the DISD's logo and name (Dallas Independent School District). The logo shall be l' below the marquee and 6" x 6" in size and the name shall be located and centered beneath the logo.

The name shall be 18" in length. Fonts and font sizes will follow approved DISD's price agreement and/or specified by the contact person.

The cover plate shall illuminate the logo and name when operational.

Letters and Pole

Letters and Punctuation Marks will accompany the marquee. The quantities for each set are identified below. Plus, provide a sturdy container for each of these sets. The storage container will accommodate 6" letters and punctuation marks. This storage container shall hold both sets. Along with these sets of letters and punctuation marks, provide a telescopic pole (12' or 18') to the facility. It will be the facility choice on which size to get.

• Eleven (11) Of Each Vowel

• Nine (9) Of Each Consonant

• Four (4) Of Each Punctuation Mark

• One (I) Telescopic Pole

OPTION TWO: Furnish & Install Electronic Signage - Complete Turnkey

Remove existing sign and furnish and install ten-foot pole painted, wired for electrical light fixtures, pier, concrete, and steel plate to support the frame of the sign. Include brick and CMU block and cast stone as applicable per each design. Contractor will remove soil from excavation of the pier and old signage material from the premises.

Furnish and install 5'-0" x 10'-0 (50 Square Foot) double faced internally illuminated with sign with electrical LED reader board with telephone plug. Each sign contains Two LED message lines, Two Message lines identifying the school logo, Two 8 foot LED Message Centers

2 Single Face Cabinets (2' H x 8'L x 7" D

1 Line Giant 20" Character Height (Up to 1000-foot Viewing Distance) 2 Lines of 8.75" Character Height (Up to 440-foot Viewing Distance) Full Text and Graphic Messaging Capability

Built-in Time & Temperature Function Matrix 16 x 72

Includes:

Red or Amber LED Color Wide

Angled, Super Bright LED's

Communications VIA RS 232/485 or Standard RF wireless Kit Louvered Face. Simple Windows Compatible Software

Free Software/Technical Support

60-month limited warranty - Made in USA

OPTION THREE: Corrective Repair Services - District-wide

The contractor shall provide repair services as required. Repairs will be accomplished after obtaining authorization from the Maintenance Department to perform the work. NO

REPAIRS WILL BE PERFORMED PRIOR TO RECEIVING PRIOR APPROVAL FROM THE

DISTRICT.

Furnish and install ten-foot pole painted, wired for electrical light fixtures, pier, concrete and steel plate to support the frame of the sign. Contractor will remove soil from excavation of the pier from the premises.

Remove, furnish and install two manufactured faces, polycarbonate sheets (rock resistance), bulbs with the name of the school, four message lines, logo of the school, and district Logo with the words Dallas Independent School District.

Remove marquee poles, wiring in the pole and pier from the premises. The contractor will fill in the pier hole with clean soil.

Remove frame of the sign 5'-0" x 10'-0" approximately Including polycarbonate sheets (rock resistance) and electrical light: fixtures and bulbs from the premises.

PART I: GENERAL

1.1 Specifications

A. Contractor shall furnish and install 5'-0" x 10'-0" illuminated marquee. The color of the pole and metal frame box on the marquee may change from school to school.

Each manufactured face shall have name of the school in eight inch letters, four message lines shall be six inch letters, logo of the school will be approximately 15" x 15" on the left side of the sign and district logo will be in eight inches with the words Dallas Independent School District in six inch letters at the bottom of the sign. Contractor shall provide marquee letter changer pole to extend to 18'. In addition, contractor shall provide one set of three hundred letters six inches in height to include eleven of each vowel, nine of each consonant and four of each punctuation mark.

B. Before any marquee is installed, the contractor will present a proposed itemized quote for the work for approval to Dallas Independent School District contact person. Contact person will issue a written approval for the work to the contractor.

C. Signage permits shall be obtained by the contractor.

1.2 SUBMITTALS

A. Contractor shall provide Engineering Drawings with engineer's seal indicating samples of letter type, color selection, logo, graphic layout, mounting height, location, etc. for signs to be approved by contact person. Contractor shall provide evidence, green tags or other, of compliance with all city and state laws and codes.

1.3 ACCEPTANCE OF SUBSTRATE

A. Contractor shall automatically assume the responsibility for any unacceptable finished work caused by substrate conditions.

1.4 DAMAGES:

A. Contractor shall be responsible for any and/or all damages that might occur during the project to utilities and relative items. In addition, contractor agrees to promptly make any repairs or pay damages whichever Dallas Independent School District prefers, should damages occur. Contractor shall locate all utilities

1.5 RESPONSIBILITY:

A. Contractor shall be responsible for verification of dimensions of marquee and location.

1.6 QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. Signage shall meet requirements and recommendations of applicable portions of standards listed.

1. American Society for Testing and Materials ASTM

2. American Welding Society AWS

3. All work shall be done in compliance with the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) latest edition.

4. AISC American Institute of Steel Construction

5. AISI American Institute of Steel Institute

6. National Building Codes

7. National Electric Code

B. Installation shall be carried out by an authorized factory trained installer of signage.

C. All work shall be in strict accordance with the applicable rules and recommendations of the State and Municipal laws, Codes, and/or regulations and other authorities that may have lawful jurisdiction over the work being done.

PART II: PRODUCT

2.1 MATERIALS

A. Schedule forty, eight-inch pole ten feet from ground level to the bottom of the frame of the sign. Frame of the sign will be fasten with four bolts to a steel plate square inch thick x 11" x 11" that is welded to the top of the pole.

B. Frame of the sign will be constructed by using 1-1/2" x 1-1/2" steel tubing 1/8 inch thick and 11 inches wide. The metal sheet around the frame of the sign will be constructed with 26-gauge paint grip metal eleven inches wide, two-inch lip around the perimeter face of the sign adjacent to the manufactured faces on both sides. Water resistant air vents will be located on both sides top and bottom of the sheet metal sign.

C. Five electrical light fixtures ten-foot long one foot apart will illuminate evenly one hundred per cent of the manufactured faces.

D. Paint and primer to be exterior grade paint.

E. Molded or Manufactured faces to be .187 (3/16) thick polycarbonate sheet {Rock Resistance} (Lexan)One set of three hundred black letters six inches in height.

G. One eighteen-foot changer pole.

PART III: EXECUTION

3.1 INSTALLATION

A. Signs shall be plumb, level, secure and in proper relationship to existing grade.

Provide "vandal resistant" mounting for lettering. Fabrication shall be performed to meet all accepted industry standards.

B. Anchoring system shall consist of steel support pole embedded within a pier of 3000 P.S.I. concrete conforming to all city codes.

C. Support column to extend continuously in one piece from top of sign to lowest point of pier.

D. Letter tracks shall be affixed to main face by 3'16 diameter color matching aluminum blind rivets at 4 inches on center and glued.

3.2 CLEANUP:

A. The Contractor shall remove each day all equipment, unused material, rubbish and debris of any kind that may accumulate during the execution of his portion of the work.

Always keep premises clean and free from unnecessary impediments and debris.

B. Site shall be cleaned of all scraps and materials on a daily basis or immediately in all areas occupied by staff or students.

ELECTRICAL PART I: GENERAL

1.1 SPECIFICATIONS

A. Contractor shall perform all final connections from the power source to the signage.

Power Source will be furnished By DISD Electrical. Contractor shall furnish and install all conduit, wiring and all required materials and equipment. Contractor shall return items to their original position and function after work is completed as directed by the contact person.

1.2 QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. PART II:

Work shall be completed by a licensed electrician with a master's license electrician overseeing the job.

PRODUCT

2.1 MATERIALS

A. PART III:

If Contractor is required to replace materials, then the materials shall match existing materials.

EXECUTION

3.1 RESPONSIBILITY

A. Contractor shall insure that the electrical work that is covered in this section is restored to proper working order.

PAINTING

PART I: GENERAL

1.1 SPECIFICATIONS A.PART II:

Prime and paint entire support post and metal sheet around the frame and unexposed interior surfaces after welding operations are complete.

PRODUCT

2.1 SUBMITTALS

A. Submit to Dallas Independent School District contract person for approval before applying finishes.

PART III: EXECUTION

3.1 RESPONSIBILITY

A. All material shall be evenly applied to be free from sags, runs, crawls or other defects.

NOTE!

FAILURE TO COMPLETE THIS PRICING SHEET WILL BE

DEEMED AS AN INCOMPLETE BID

Description UNIT UNIT PRICE

1 Marquee Sign – Masonry 6” Grout Filled CMU with rebar C.F.

Façade Brick with bond to match building including grout to match existing

S.F.

Cast stone cap including sealant to match existing

L.F.

2 Sign - Daktronics GALAXY GS6 or Dallas ISD approved equal

2 – Sided RGB (31 inches x 97 inches approximately)

EA

Sign Cabinet Aluminum, painted to match school colors 120 inches wide x 60 inches high x 20 inches deep

1/4 inch thick translucent white polycarbonate sign face with cut-out for LED display panel.

1/2 inch thick clear polycarbonate cover panel over entire face of sign and LED display panel.

Face and cover panels to be attached using stainless steel stand-offs to maintain required open area for LED panel cooling.

Material: Vinyl film, opaque unless noted otherwise.

School Logo: 12-inch x 12 inch, refer to Figure 10 70 00.01 for location.

Font: TradeGothic Condensed.

EA

Approximate Sizes and Colors:

School Name: 6 inches, black.

School Designation (ex:

Elementary School): 5 inches, black.

Dallas ISD wordmark: 4 inches, Pantone 274-Primary Blue, translucent.

All text to be centered horizontally within overall sign width.

Dallas ISD wordmark to be centered vertically between the bottom of the LED display and the bottom of the sign face panel.

3 Structure 18” diameter pier with rebar L.F.

24” diameter pier with rebar L.F.

Temporary casing for pier L.F.

Permanent casing for pier L.F.

Spread Footing C.F.

4 Electrical Scope

Two - 1” Conduit to MDF/Electrical room

L.F.

Electrical connection L.F.

Trenching through grass L.F.

Sawcut and Patch thru Concrete

L.F.

Sawcut and Patch thru asphalt L.F.

Scope inclusions :

1. Coordination with City for code compliance, zoning, setback investigation and permiting.

2. Coordination with Owner consultant for Material testing and Geotechnical requirements for Quality assurance.

Figure 10 70 00-01: Schematic Elevation of Pylon Signs

Figure 10 70 00-02: Schematic Elevation of Pylon Signs